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Republicans are warning that the unprecedented indictment of former President Trump on multiple charges sets a dangerous precedent that will lower the bar for future political prosecutions while putting the nation on a precarious slippery slope. Some Republicans are comparing Trump’s indictment over crimes related to the payment of $130,000 to an adult film actress…
President Biden’s nominee to run the Labor Department, Julie Su, is facing an uphill climb toward confirmation as lawmakers prepare for a bruising battle in the coming weeks once the Senate returns from recess. Congress heads into a two-week break with a few moderate Democrats concerned over if she’s the right person for the job,…
After news broke on Thursday of former President Trump’s indictment over a 2016 hush money payment, Republicans and Democrats alike rushed to offer their two cents on the history-making decision to charge a former president. While Democrats largely celebrated the indictment as a win for justice, most Republicans denounced the charges as an “unprecedented abuse…
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) is pressing Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) to hold a vote on “common sense gun safety legislation” following this week’s deadly shooting at a Christian school in Nashville. “I write today to strongly urge you to immediately bring up common sense gun safety legislation for a vote upon our return…
Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) on Thursday signaled House Republicans could move forward on their own proposal to pair spending cuts and policy reforms with raising the debt ceiling if President Biden does not negotiate on the matter. McCarthy said the House GOP conference is “very close” to agreement on the issue. “If the president doesn’t…
A hearing of the House Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government descended into a shouting match on Thursday when Democrats raised objections to the Republican decision to allow witnesses to leave the hearing without being cross examined. The committee, chaired by Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), used the hearing to target what it alleges…
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Republicans say they have a good argument to make when it comes to this classic election question: Are you better off than you were four years ago? Inflation is high, crime is up, stocks are flat or falling and immigration is out of control, GOP operatives say. But Democrats — and even some Republicans —…
House Republicans are deemphasizing the importance of a GOP budget in the context of debt-ceiling talks, signaling their blueprint might not even be finalized until after the conference figures out its moves on raising the federal government’s borrowing limit. It’s a significant shift for the GOP that comes after hard-line lawmakers during the 15-ballot Speaker’s…